National Geographic WILD Sunday

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The vets treats a variety of feline patients, and also encounter a dog that's eating golf balls, goat kids in distress and a cow with milk fever

The week starts with a Shetland ram whose horns are growing into his skull and ends with some good news for the Pol family

Following a pride of Botswanan lions over eight years, including footage of their attacks on elephants and attempts to reach the top of the food chain. Narrated by Jeremy Irons

A look a the importance of water across Asia's varied wildlife, as tigers cool off in it, elephants, rhinos and buffalo guzzle it and lion-tailed macaques depend on it

Head to Asia's highlands, home to some of the highest-living species in the world, that must adapt in unique ways in order to survive at high altitude

Footage of the continent's most iconic wildlife and scenery, beginning with a look at island-dwelling animals and how they have adapted to their environment

Documentary exploring wildlife in Mongolia, beginning with a look at the Gobi desert, where many animals have evolved to live with little water

The wildlife of the Mongolian Steppe, a region bordered by forests and deserts and home to some of the hardiest animals on the planet, many of which depend on grass to survive

New deer fawn babies are born, which helps to preserve this near-extinct species

An older male Mandrill shows his true colours during a dental exam, teamwork is critical as a female Bison gets a physical, and a pronghorn deer's leg injury gets expert attention

Dr Erin removes mysterious mammary lumps from a hunting dog, while Dr Ben repairs a calf's hernia. They also decide to adopt a Border Collie named Hank

Part one of two. A journey into the sub-Antarctic, a region peppered by tiny islands and home to some of the largest populations of seals and penguins

Part two of two. Featuring footage of Southern right whales, New Zealand seal lions and yellow-eyed penguins, and royal penguins nesting on the island of Macquarie

Part one of two. The early stages of an annual migration undertaken by two million wildebeest, zebras and gazelles as they embark on a 600-mile trek through the Serengeti

Part two of two. Following the migration of wildebeest, zebras and gazelles, as they trek 1,000km through the Serengeti, and the predators that flock to feast on stragglers

Simon and Nadine deal with a Burmese python at a pool party,and try to stop a green mamba from laying her eggs in the wrong place

To survive the cold winter temperatures, Alaskans put their bush skills to the test using limited resources from the land

Veronica, Jiggy and Dave Palmer rip apart and repair a dam to keep their neighbours in water and power

Vets rush to save a pregnant warthog's life, staff play cupid with two kangaroos, and it is time to celebrate when the zoo's oldest silverback gorilla turns 34

The cheetah repopulation program starts to take effect. Jack Hanna takes his grandchildren on a behind the scenes tour, and has to make a presentation to a crowd of zoo visitors

Michelle heads to Anchorage, where she checks on orphaned moose calves before they are released back into the wild

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.